Europa League round-up A-F

Djalo: Last minute winner

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AA Gent 2-0 Feyenoord (agg 2-1)
FC Aktobe 2-1 AZ Alkmaar (agg 2-3)
AEK Athens 1-1 Dundee Utd (agg 2-1)
Apoel Nicosia 1-1 Getafe (agg 1-2)
Austria Vienna 1-1 Aris Salonika (agg 1-2)
Brondby 0-3 Sporting (agg 2-3)
Dinamo Minsk 2-3 Club Bruges (agg 3-5)
Dnepr Transmash 1-2 Villarreal (agg 1-7)
Elfsborg 0-2 Napoli (agg 0-3)

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Sporting Lisbon battled from two goals down to win their tie against Brondby 3-2 on aggregate to go through to the Europa League group stage.

The Portuguese giants were 2-0 down on aggregate from the first leg, but came back to win 3-0 away in Denmark, with Yannick Djalo grabbing the decisive goal in the 90th minute.

Belgian side AA Gent pulled off a surprise result to put out Dutch giants Feyenoord with a 2-0 victory to win 2-1 on aggregate.

Feyenoord's one goal lead proved not to be enough as goals from Soumaharo Yaya and Elimane Coulibaly either side of half-time dumped out Mario Been's side.

Fellow Dutch outfit AZ Alkmaar made it through their tie against Aktobe despite a 2-1 defeat in the Tcentralny Stadium to win 3-2 on aggregate.

Pontus Wernbloom grabbed a goal after nine minutes which proved to be enough for AZ, despite a spirited fight back from the opposition to make things interesting late on.

Napoli got to the next round with a routine 2-0 win at Swedish side Elfsborg to seal the tie 3-0 on aggregate.

Two goals from new Uruguayan recruit Edinson Cavani got the job done in a 10-minute spell towards the end of the first half for the Italian side.

Getafe had to play extra-time against Greek side APOEL Nicosia to go through 2-1 on aggregate after Ailton Almeida had levelled matters shortly before half-time.

However, defender Miguel Torres secured the victory with a goal eight minutes into extra time to give Getafe a ticket to the next round.

Fellow Spaniards Villarreal breezed into the group stages with a 7-1 aggregate win over Dnepr-Transmash.

The Yellow Submarine won 2-1 on the night thanks to goals from Brazilian striker Nilmar and a late winner from Marco Ruben to come from behind to win.

Club Brugge made their qualification certain with a 3-2 win at Dinamo Minsk to go through 5-3 on aggregate.

Two goals from defender Karl Hoefkens, sandwiched between a Wilfred Dalmat effort gave the Belgians a 3-0 lead in the game to make it safe, despite the home side fighting back with two strikes in the second half.

Croatian side Dinamo Zagreb headed through after drawing 1-1 with Gyor at home, having gone into the second leg with a 3-1 lead on aggregate.

AEK Athens also progressed after eliminating Dundee United with a 1-1 draw in Greece to go through with a 2-1 win.

Another Greek side, Aris Salonika also won their tie thanks to a 1-1 draw with Austria Vienna in the Franz Horr Stadium, with a goal from Guatemalan forward Carlos Ruiz in the first half helping to put them through 2-1on aggregate.